BUSINESS LAW QUESTION!!!

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One year later, business at New York Wines, Inc. is booming. Chris hires a new employee, Emily Pearson. Emily manages New York Wines, Inc., and also serves as a salesperson to sell wines to local restaurants. Questions: . . Discuss the nature of the relationship between Emily Pearson and New York Wines, Inc. What are the legal implications of this relationship for both parties? As manager, discuss whether Emily has the authority to (i) hire other employees, (ii) bind New York Wines, Inc. in contracts, or (iii) place orders for new wine brands? One day while in between sales calls Emily realizes she needs to stop at Nordstrom for a quick splurge. Nordstrom is directly between the 2 sales calls so Emily does not need to go out of her way. While turning into the parking lot Emily rear-ends another shopper, Lauren. Lauren's car has significant damages to her car and has suffered from whiplash. Lauren sues Emily and New York Wines, Inc. Discuss the potential liability of EACH. Unfortunately, as a result of the lawsuits, Chris Smith and New York Wines, Inc. are struggling financially. Chris personally has many creditors, as does New York Wines, Inc. Chris is considering voluntary bankruptcy for himself. If Chris elects to do so, discuss the process for his most likely course of action. The creditors of Wines, Inc. are considering putting the Company into involuntary bankruptcy. If the creditors elect to do so, discuss the process for the most likely course of action